Magic Banana, it seems you are describing an I.T. worker setting up a
computer and configuring free software applications for a client to use. I
agree that free software provides work for I.T. staff, and that the developer
could also make money by training people to use the software, writing books
about the software, selling merchandise regarding the software (e.g. Midori
cookies) etc. The question is whether these models are sustainable (e.g. can
one earn enough money to feed ones family?).
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